Sentence examples for it's irrefutable that from inspiring English sources

It's irrefutable that the system generates wrongful convictions".

But it's irrefutable that biometrics come with trade-offs.

Paul Ryan insisted last month said that it's "irrefutable" that there's a "liberal media bias".

It is irrefutable that the Obama campaign desperately wants to reprise its Virginia victory of four years ago.

It is irrefutable that the Mexican drug cartels exist because American politics and policy have not adequately recognized domestic illegal drug use as a public health issue, rather only as a crime.

But it is irrefutable that they knew that residents – primarily African Americans and the working class – were drinking, bathing and cooking with poisonous water for six months before authorities warned them of risks.

We welcome the recent debate around road safety but it is irrefutable that the Met and the public have a duty to ensure that we all take the very best care on the roads".

"It is irrefutable that many of the responses by public forces were conducted outside the law," said José Luis Soberanes, president of the National Human Rights Commission, "particularly forced disappearances, which gravely ruptured all legality by imposing an authoritarian remedy on a political problem.

He added: "We welcome the recent debate around road safety but it is irrefutable that the Met and the public have a duty to ensure that we all take the very best care on the roads".

"It is irrefutable that summer-born children can lawfully start school at age five in reception class and experience a full primary education, but by failing in its responsibility to ensure that all primary legislation and EU law is fully communicated and adhered to by every admission authority, the government is allowing admissions discrimination and unfairness to continue".

Whatever the reason, it is irrefutable that Ohio has become the center of many presidential elections.